Galaxy S25 Slim Tipped To Launch In 40 Countries, But Not The US
A new rumor claims that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim will launch in quite a few countries, but not the US. This report does differ from some of the previous ones that claimed that the phone could remain exclusive to South Korea (and possibly China).
The Galaxy S25 Slim coming to quite a few countries, but not the US
This new report comes from Phone Arena, who managed to get it from an unnamed but “historically trusted source”. Based on this information, the phone will make its way to 40 markets around the world.
As mentioned earlier, however, the US is not among the listed countries. That is very interesting, needless to say. So, without further ado, let’s see what those countries are, you’ll find a list below.
Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Caucasus, Croatia, Egypt, France, India, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Libya, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Montenegro, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Srilanka, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.
We don’t know who exactly is the original source, so we cannot vouch for this information in any way. Phone Arena seems to be quite sure of it, so take that as you will, it could be accurate.
Canada and the US are missing, but so are a lot of major European countries
This is just a very weird list. Not only are Canada and the US missing, but there are only a handful of European countries listed here. Spain is not on here, neither is Italy, for example. It doesn’t make all that much sense.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim is a rather odd phone to begin with. It doesn’t make all that much sense on its own, as the main Galaxy S25 phones are already very thin. So… we’re not really sure what Samsung is attempting to do with this device.
The Galaxy S25 Slim is not expected to launch alongside the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. It may get teased during the event on January 22, but a full launch will likely follow later on.
